Swimming pool construction

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Swimming pool

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Impressive technology and versatile design: with the new modular range, we are offering you all the elements and trims you need for both building new and renovating existing swimming pools and wellness facilities. As your contact for ambitious planning requirements, we accompany you from the initial idea through to implementation.

Improvements to key components in our range include, for example:

• Expansion of the trim system for the ”Finnish“ and ”Wiesbaden“ overflow channel and inclu-sion of trims for the ”Berlin“ overflow channel • New overflow channels for all systems with a variable channel size

• New trims for shallow drainage channels in the pool rim

• Additions to the curved and cove base ceramic beading system

• Enlargement of the overflow channel volume and of the outlet openings to increase the outlet quantity

• Black as new colour alongside white, aquamarine and dark blue

• New format 10 x 20 cm for PRO ARCHITECTURA with barefoot B and C slip resistance

Villeroy & Boch tiles also offers you the following service:

• Individual technical advice for swimming pool projects (new construction and renovation) • Design planning

• CAD-supported, structural design of swimming pools

In combination with modular concepts, such as PRO ARCHITECTURA and various vilbostone porcelain stoneware ranges, you have great free-dom when designing a wide variety of different swimming pools.

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Swimming pool construction

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Defining the modular dimensions

Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

Formats larger than 10 x 10 cm are supplied loose in the box.

All pool dimensions (rough shell and finished), fixtures, recesses for inlets and drains must be coor-dinated. The rough shell planning is made on the basis of the tile planning. The V&B Fliesen GmbH tile planning service is free of charge.

Please contact your sales agent or the Planning Department directly, at

V&B Fliesen GmbH

Objektplanung - Technik + Gestaltung Herr Marco Warschburger

Rotensteiner Weg D-66663 Merzig

Tel.: +49 (0)6864 - 81 3245

Fax: +49 (0)6864 - 81 3592

E-Mail: [email protected]

The line of swimming pool ceramics consists of modular trims in a nominal length of 200 mm (197 mm + 3 mm joint) and modular tiles from the PRO ARCHITECTURA range.

Modular tiles are based on the basic module “M” (100 mm) and multiples thereof, plus smaller supplementary dimensions, e.g. 50 mm. The modular dimensions of our tiles and functional trims are derived from the factory dimensions plus the joint width. The smaller the tile/functional trim, the smaller the joint can be. The resulting modular dimension will not change. The small format tiles (10 x 10 cm, 5 x 5 cm and 2.5 x 2.5 cm) are supplied on ready-to-set sheets. The sheets are available with the lattice paper attached on the front or back. For wet areas is required using tiles with lattice paper on the front only or with glass fibre lattice backing only.

Lattice paper on front and glass fibre lattice backing must be specified when placing orders.

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The following drawings were produced by the company V&B Fliesen GmbH. The user is responsible for verifying the correctness and suitability of the variant concerned. V&B Fliesen GmbH provides no guarantee and shall not

n x 100 + 3 m m XX ca. 50 200 200 200 200 200 3 197 3 197 3 197 3 197 3 197 3

Position from edge = n x 200 + 101,5 mm Rough shell = n x 200 + 126,5 mm

Finished dimension = n x 200 + 5 mm

Centre distance = n x 200 mm Position from edge = n x 200 + 101,5 mm Rough shell = n x 200 + 126,5 mm

Rough shell dimension = Finished dimension + 2 x 25 mm

Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

The (nominal) length of the functional trims (200 mm) determines a basic linear division for the dimensions of the pool in multiples of 200 mm. As in masonry, this is a break dimension and an additional joint must be included.

• The finished length of the pool is therefore calculated as follows: finished length = n x 200 mm + 3 mm • The rough shell length is calculated as follows: Rough shell length = finished length + 2 x construction thickness of walls

The walls are made of plaster, mortar and tiles = generally 25 mm.

The rough shell length is therefore the finished lengh + 50 mm.

• The position of the drains:

position from edge = n x 200 mm + 101.5 mm • The axial spacing of the drains is:

centre distance = n x 200 mm • The pool depth is calculated by:

depth = height of trim + n x 100 mm + 5 mm

To allow continual and uniform overflow, care must be taken when laying the pool edge that it is perfectly hori-zontal and level. According to the German “Guidelines for pool construction” deviations in height of +/- 2 mm are acceptable.

Special notes:

Please specify in your order if you require lattice paper on the front side of mosaic tiles.

All system components and trims are made to order for your specific project.

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Drain funnel Drain funnel

Drains

Connection with drain connector The number of drains depends on the size of the pool,

the size of the overflow channels and the water circula-tion, and should be calculated by a water-treatment firm. Approx. 2 – 3.5 m can be taken as a general guideline for the centre distance, depending on the overflow system. Drain funnels (available from manuf-acturers of accessories) should be concreted in to com-pensate for installation tolerances in the drain piping.

Villeroy & Boch tiles supplies drain connectors or whispering drains to connect the tiles around the drain to the piping. These should be ordered separa-tely. As shown in the installation instructions, the tiler should attach the short connector to the drain with epoxy resin.

The whispering drain is inserted from above and secured with a rubber seal.

Drain dimensions in mm Art. A B C 3031 115 110 86 3061 75 90 75 3091 155 110 86 3071 125 110 86 Special note:

Outlet connectors and whispering drains must be ordered separately.

Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

Art. 3972 Whispering drain Ø 90 mm Flange Ø 108 mm Plastic, white Art. 3952 Drain connector Ø 100 mm Plastic, yellow Art. 3962 Whispering drain Ø 65 mm Flange Ø 83 mm Plastic, grey Art. 3963 Whispering drain Ø 90 mm Flange Ø 108 mm Plastic, white

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Overview of pool edge systems

High water level

PRO ARCHITECTURA-colours

Article number Material PN00 PN13 PN55 PN56 PN57 PN58 page

„Finnish“ overflow system: ”Pyrmont“ & ”St.Moritz“

Grip trough Art. 3010 Glazed vitreous • • • • 18

Channel piece Art. 3600 Glazed vitreous • 18

Grip trough with outlet Art. 3011 Glazed vitreous • • • • 18

Channel piece Art. 3601 Glazed vitreous • 18 with outlet

Inside corner Art. 3012 Glazed vitreous • • • • 18

Channel piece, Art. 3602 Glazed vitreous • 18 half length

Outside corner Art. 3013 Glazed vitreous • • • • 18

Inside corner Art. 3604 Glazed vitreous • 18

Grating support Art. 3014 Glazed vitreous • • 18

Angle grating support Art. 3017 Glazed vitreous • 18

Inside corner Art. 3015 Glazed vitreous • • 18

Edge tile Art. 3050 Glazed vitreous • • • • 30

Outside corner Art. 3016 Glazed vitreous • • 18

Outside corner Art. 3605 Glazed vitreous • 18

Ladder Art. 3055 Glazed vitreous • • 31

Pool edge

Finnish “Pyrmont” system

Art. 3010, Art. 3014, Art. 3600 Uses (preferable):

Outdoor, recreation, sport and teaching pools

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Overview of pool edge systems

System trim Article number Material PN00 PN04 PN12 PN13 page

”Wiesbaden” small overflow channel

Channel piece Art. 3670 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22

Channel piece Art. 3671 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22 with outlet

Channel piece, Art. 3672 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22 half length

Inside corner Art. 3694 Glazed vitreous • • • • 20 Outside corner Art. 3675 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22

Outside corner Art. 3695 Glazed vitreous • • • • 20 Channel piece, Art. 3676 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22 left end tile

Channel piece, Art. 3696 Glazed vitreous • • • • 20 left end tile

Channel piece, Art. 3677 Glazed vitreous • • • • 22 right end tile

“Wiesbaden” system

Art. 3670, Art. 3690, Art. 3680 Uses (preferable):

Indoor, outdoor, recreation, fun and hotel pools

”Wiesbaden” large overflow channel

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Overview of pool edge systems

”Wiesbaden” large overflow channel with mosaic recess

Channel piece Art. 3682 Glazed vitreous • • • • 21 half length

Whispering drain Art. 3972 Plastic, white 10

Drain connector Art. 3952 Plastic, yellow 10

Whispering drain Art. 3963 Plastic, white 10 Pool running edge Art. 3540 Glazed vitreous • • • • 23

Outside corner Art. 3545 Glazed vitreous • • • • 23 Pool running edge, Art. 3542 Glazed vitreous • • • • 23 half length

”Berlin” overflow channel

Art. 3540 Uses (preferable):

Accessories

”Berlin” overflow channel

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Overview of pool edge systems

“Wiesbaden” system

Art. 3660, Art. 3630 Uses (preferable): Indoor, outdoor and therapy pools

“Therapy” system

Art. 3660 Uses (preferable): Therapy pools

Low water level

”Wiesbaden” small overflow channel & ”Therapy” system

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Overview of pool edge systems

“Skimmer” system

Art. 3650 Uses (preferable): Private pools

Low water level

System trim Article number Material page

Accessories

PN00 PN04 PN12 PN13 PN31

Pool running edge Art. 3650 Glazed vitreous • • • • • 26

Pool running edge, Art. 3652 Glazed vitreous • • • • • 26 half length

Inside corner Art. 3654 Glazed vitreous • • • • • 26

Outside corner Art. 3655 Glazed vitreous • • • • • 26

Pool running edge

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Overview of pool edge systems

Small curved ceramic beading

Large cove base ceramic beading

Small cove base ceramic beading

Large curved ceramic beading

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3121 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 r=30

Cove base ceramic beading Art. 3120 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32

r=20

r=45

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3161 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 r=55

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3122 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 r=30, half length

Outside corner

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3162 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 r=55, half length

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3124 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 Outside corner

Inside corner

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3164 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 Outside corner

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3165 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 Inside corner

Curved ceramic beading Art. 3125 Glazed vitreous • • • • 32 Inside corner

Curved and cove base ceramic beading

Curved and cove base ceramic beading

Art. 3120, Art. 3160 Uses (preferable):

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Overview of pool edge systems

Inside corner/ Art. 3624 Glazed vitreous • • • • 34 Outside corner

End piece Art. 3626 Glazed vitreous • • • • 34

Ceramic channel in the pool rim

Channel in the pool rim

Art. 3620 Uses (preferable):

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High water level/“Finnish” overflow system

Pool edge systems in detail

Art. 3014 Grating support PN00, PN13 Art. 3600 Channel piece PN00 Art. 3604 Inside corner PN00 Art. 3010 Grip trough PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 Art. 3015 Inside corner PN00, PN13 PN55 = PN04 dark blue + PN13 aquamarine PN57 = PN00 white + PN12 black PN56 = PN12 black + PN13 aquamarine PN58 = PN00 white + PN04 dark blue Art. 3016 Outside corner PN00, PN13 Art. 3602 Channel piece, half length PN00 Art. 3017

Angle grating support PN00

Art. 3011

Grip trough with outlet PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 Art. 3601 Channel piece with outlet PN00 Art. 3605 Outside corner PN00 Art. 3012 Inside corner PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 Art. 3013 Outside corner PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles Special points

Pool edge - indoors / outdoors

Glazed / unglazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed, rough uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA

Underwater edges such as steps or the front edge of the “Finnish” system must be accentuated with a stripe of a different colour (PN04, PN12).

Depending on requirements, the following colour combinations are available:

PN55 = PN04 + PN13 (dark blue and aquamarine) PN56 = PN12 + PN13 (black and aquamarine) PN57 = PN00 + PN12 (white and black) PN58 = PN00 + PN04 (white and dark blue)

In Germany, “Finnish” overflow systems are expected to satisfy the following requirements:

• The pool edge must offer something to hold onto (grip).

• The grip must be 15 mm high/deep.

• The grip must be situated within 100 mm of the vertical wall of the pool.

• The rear side of the grip should be as vertical as possible.

• The top of the grip must be accentuated by means of a stripe of contrasting colour measuring at least 2.5 cm across.

• The slope of the washover incline must be max. 10 %, and the surface finish must answer the description of slip resistance category C.

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Art. 3103 Art. 3201 96 113 Art. 3010 97 3 97 3 250 3 175 20 38 l/m

±0.00 Art. 3014 Art. 3017 Art. 2612 "B" _Inclination Art. 2612 "B"

Art. 3171 or Art. 3215 4 147 430 30 3 197 3 6 25 Water level 25 168 25 300 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 4 15 18 30 25 225 208 Watertight concrete Bonded waterproofing Capillary breaking joint filler 25 300 270 25 338 195 Art. 3600 Art. 3010 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 15 28 192 97 3 97 3 97 3 250 3 97 3 97 3 14 3 ₉₇ 3 Art. 3213 Art. 3014 ±0.00 5 Art. 3017 Art. 3214 "B" Art. 3215 "C" Inclination 10% Art. 3171 or Art. 3215 93 103 30 50 197 3 8 25 30 Water level 30 _{46,0 l/m} Watertight concrete

Reaction resin filler

Capillary breaking joint filler

Bonded Waterproofing

High water level/“Finnish” overflow system

Pool edge systems in detail

High water level - overflow channel with moulded trims

Uses (preferable):

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High water level/Large overflow channel ”Wiesbaden”

Pool edge systems in detail

155 25 300 300 25 135 30 Art. 3690 Art. 2612 "B" Art. 2612 "B" 3 197 3 197 3 197 5 200 Art. 3107 ±0.00 -0.035 Capillary breaking joint filler Inclination 25 300 Water level 25 23,8 l/m Bonded waterproofing Watertight concrete Reaction resin filler

Art. 3690

Channel piece

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3691

Channel piece with outlet PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3692

Channel piece, half length PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3694

Inside corner (Mitred pair) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3695

Outside corner (Mitred pair, 4 part) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3696

Channel piece, left end tile

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3697

Channel piece, right end tile

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Glazed / unglazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA

High water level – overflow channel with moulded trims

Uses (preferable):

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Pool edge systems in detail

155 300 25 135 30 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 2 23 3 24 Art. 3753 Art. 3680 Art. 2612 "B" Art. 2612 "B" 25 300 ±0.00 -0.035 Capillary breaking joint filler Inclination 25 300 Water level 25 23,8 l/m Bonded waterproofing

Watertight concrete

Art. 3680

Channel piece

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3681

Art. 3682

Art. 3694

Art. 3685

Outside corner (Mitred pair, 4 part) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Uses (preferable):

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High water level/Small overflow channel ”Wiesbaden”

Pool edge systems in detail

Art. 3201 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 5 150 225 47 3 47 3 47 3 47 20 47 3 47 3 47 3 125 25 100 30 Art. 3670 25 225 Art. 2706 "B" ±0.00 -0.02 _Inclination Capillary breaking joint filler Water level 25 300 25 11,7 l/m Bonded waterproofing Watertight concrete

Art. 3670

Channel piece

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3671

Art. 3672

Art. 3674

Art. 3675

Outside corner (Mitred pair, 4 part) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN 13

Art. 3676

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3677

Uses (preferable):

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High water level/Overflow channel ”Berlin“

Pool edge systems in detail

3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 25 300 30 Art. 3103 Art. 3103 113 208 38 l/m Art. 3213 ±0.00 Art. 3540 Art. 3017 Art. 2248 "B" Art. 3103 or Art. 3171 Inclination 4 ₁₄₇ _{4 30} 96 113 30 3 197 3 6 25 Water level 4 12₅ 4 353 300 3 Bonded waterproofing Watertight concrete

Art. 3540

Pool running edge PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3542

Pool running edge, half length PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Art. 3544 Inside corner PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Art. 3545 Outside corner PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Uses (preferable):

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Low water level/Large overflow channel ”Wiesbaden“

Pool edge systems in detail

Art. 3630

Channel piece

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3631

Art. 3632

Art. 3634

Art. 3635

Outside corner (Mitred pair, 4 part) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3636

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3637

Glazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA 25 300 25 150 25 3 197 3 197 5 150 16 0 100 236 487 260 112 25 225 Art. 3107 Art. 3107 ±0.00 Art. 3650 Art. 3630 Art. 2405 "B" 200 25 355 147 3 147 3 147 20 147 3 Water level 18,7 l/m Bonded waterproofing Capillary breaking joint filler Watertight concrete

Low water level – overflow channel with moulded trims

Uses (preferable):

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Low water level/Small overflow channel ”Wiesbaden“

Pool edge systems in detail

Art. 3660

Channel piece

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3661

Art. 3662

Art. 3664

Art. 3665

Outside corner (Mitred pair) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3666

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3667

Glazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA 25 100 25 25 300 Art. 3107 75 355 147 3 147 20 147 3 337 6,5 l/m ±0.00 Art. 3660 Art. 3650 Art. 2405 "B" Art. 3107 3 197 3 197 5 100 30 5 99 100 25 ₁₂₀ ₂₅ Water level Bonded waterproofing Capillary breaking joint filler Watertight concrete

Low water level – overflow channel with moulded trims

Uses (preferable):

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To ensure swimming pool water of hygienic quality, the water is to be treated and disinfected in accordance

with DIN 19643-1 (treatment of water for swimming pools). To prevent fungal attack, the surfacing is to undergo thorough cleaning once annually, replacing the entire filling of water.

Pool edge systems in detail

Low water level | Pool edge piece

Art. 3201 ±0.00 Art. 3650 Art.2200 "B" 3 19 7 3 197 5 100 355 Water level Skimmer according manufacturers instructions Art. 3650

Pool running edge

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13, PN31

Art. 3652

Pool running edge, half length PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13, PN31

Art. 3654

Inside corner (Mitred pair) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13, PN31

Art. 3655

Outside corner (Mitred pair) PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13, PN31 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Low water level – ”Skimmer” system

Uses (preferable): Private pools

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High water level/“Finnish” overflow system - Open channel

High water level/“St. Moritz“ system

Pool edge systems in detail

3 197 3 197 3 197 3 15 25 300 Art. 3010 22 28 30 50 Art. 3107 97 3 677 20 97 3 97 3 50 30 Art. 2200 "B" +0.02 ±0.00 -0.02 Art. 2702 "C" 25 553 Water level Bonded waterproofing

Reaction resine filler

Watertight concrete Art. 3753 Art. 3103 Art. 2641 "B" Art. 3215 Art. 3010 Art. 3017 Art. 3017 Art. 3215 25 25 170 25 303 147 70 290 25 30 115 25 197 3 19 7 3 197 3 197 3 197 3 15 ±0.00 585 -0.59 233 97 Inclination Water level 30 34 Capillary breaking joint filler Bonded waterproofing

Watertight concrete

• The rounded-off pool border is higher than the pool surround. • The water level is approximately

50-60 cm above the pool surround. • The water flows over the pool border, running down the outside and into the overflow channel, the top of which is flush

with the pool surround. The overflow is executed either as a shallow, open trough or as a grate-covered, tiled, channel. • Small format tiles are preferable. • With deference to possible erosion, epoxy resin should be

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Polystyrene strip

= Elastic joint sealant

• The pool must have an overflow channel on at least one side and one end.

• As a rule, the therapist’s gallery should run along one side of the pool and have a minimum width of 75 cm and a minimum depth of 80 cm.

• A handrail or ledge must be provided at the edge of the pool (water level).

• The steps must be at least 60 cm wide. • The maximum slope for ramps is 15 %. In Germany, the design and construction of

medi-cinal baths is subject to the following basic rules: • The minimum dimensions for therapy pools are 3 x 4 m.

• The minimum water depth is 0.5 m for children and 0.8 m for adults.

• The maximum water depth is 1.35 m.

• The pool must have an overflow channel running along all its sides. Skimmers are not acceptable for hygienic reasons.

• The slope of the pool’s floor should ideally be constant, and should not exceed 4%.

Special designs

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5 12 3 25 3 147 3 147 Art. 3753 Art. 3201 25 360 25 288 123 260 75 6,5 l/m 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 5 100 30 5 97 25 145 77 25 25 130 3 4 2 1 ±0.00 +0.13 -0.77 Art. 3660 Capillary breaking joint filler Water level 1 2 3 4 Watertight concrete Reaction resin filler

Bonded waterproofing

= Elastic joint sealant Art. 2404 "B"

Special designs

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15 197 47 97 97 15 47 97 197 197 15 Art. 3050 Edge tile PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 Art. 3051

Edge tile, inside corner PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58

Art. 3052

Edge tile, outside corner PN55, PN56, PN57, PN58 158 4 ₁₄₇ 4₃₀ Art. 3103 213 208 200 300 300 300 25 250 30 339 3 97 3 15 30 339 3 97 3 15 97 3 97 3 97 3 300 97 3 97 3 97 325 97 3 97 3 97 160 3 30 Art. 3010 30 62 97 3 24 3 ₂₅₀ 3 ₂₉₇ 3 30 3 195 38 25 38 l/m Art. 3213 ±0.00 -0.16 -0.32 Art. 3246 "C" Art. 3050 "C" -0.48 Art. 3050 "C" Art. 3050 "C" Art. 3246 "C" Art. 3246 "C" Art. 2122 "B" Art. 3014 Art. 3171 or Art. 3215 Inclination Art. 2121 "B" or 96 112 Water level Kapillarsperre

Top concrete layer Watertight concrete

Reaction resin filler Pool access steps

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles Special points

Glazed / unglazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed, rough uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA

Underwater edges such as steps or the front edge of the “Finnish” system must be accentuated with a stripe of a different colour (PN04, PN12).

Depending on requirements, the following colour combinations are available:

PN55 = PN04 + PN13 (dark blue and aquamarine) PN56 = PN12 + PN13 (black and aquamarine) PN57 = PN00 + PN12 (white and black) PN58 = PN00 + PN04 (white and dark blue)

In Germany, “Finnish” overflow systems are expected to satisfy the following requirements:

• The pool edge must offer something to hold onto (grip).

• The grip must be 15 mm high/deep.

• The grip must be situated within 100 mm of the vertical wall of the pool.

• The rear side of the grip should be as vertical as possible.

• The top of the grip must be accentuated by means of a stripe of contrasting colour measuring at least 2.5 cm across.

• The slope of the washover incline must be max. 10 %, and the surface finish must answer the description of slip resistance category C.

PN55 = PN04 dark blue + PN13 aquamarine PN57 = PN00 white + PN12 black PN56 = PN12 black + PN13 aquamarine PN58 = PN00 white + PN04 dark blue

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Ladder

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

80 2 80 19 6 3 97 3 44 3 25 156 25 100 156 25 Art. 3201 Art. 3201 Art. 3010 30 106 118 272 97 3 97 3 97 3 250 3 Art. 3055 Art. 3103 39 l/m

Art. 2702 "C"Art. 3014 Art. 3017 Art. 2353 "B"

±0.00 Inclination Art. 3171 or Art. 3215 Inclination max. 10% Water level 306 306 306 300 28 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 15 28 _{Bonded waterproofing}

Capillary breaking joint filler Watertight concrete Art. 3055 Ladder Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Ladder - indoors / outdoors

Glazed vitreous see diagrams 3 mm formed uni-coloured matt Piece Piece PRO ARCHITECTURA

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197 53 5 535 197 5 27 5 27 53 5 535 97 5 27 97 5 27 53 5 535 ₂₇5 5 27 53 5 97 97 5 27 47 47 197 ₅ 43 10 197 8 5 19 8 195 5 43 97 97 10 5 198 47 47 435 435 10 5 43 8 5 19 5 19 195 Art. 3161

Curved ceramic beading r=55

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3160

Cove base ceramic beading r=45

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3163

Cove base ceramic beading Outside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3166

Cove base ceramic beading Inside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3162

Curved ceramic beading r=55, half length PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3164

Curved ceramic beading Outside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3165

Curved ceramic beading Inside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

Art. 3121

Curved ceramic beading r=30

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3120

Cove base ceramic beading r=20

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3123

Cove base ceramic beading Outside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3126

Cove base ceramic beading Inside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3122

Curved ceramic beading r=30, half length PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3124

Curved ceramic beading Outside corner

PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13

Art. 3125

Curved ceramic beading Inside corner PN00, PN04, PN12, PN13 Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

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25 Art. 3709 155 25 Art. 3690 25 Art. 3161 Art. 3709 25

Art. 3121 Art. 3709 Art. 3160

104 412 64 82 30 25 110 44 82 525 300 5 ₄₈ 5 ₃₀₀ ₂₁₀ 20 ±0.00 -0.035 -0.51 Art. 2641 "B" Art. 2641 "B" Capillary breaking joint filler Inclination Water level 5 10 535 53 5 23,8 l/m Bonded waterproofing

Watertight concrete

Top concrete layer

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97 197 23 97 97 23 197 97 23 485 197 23 97 97 97 23 Art. 3620 Channel piece PN00, PN09, PN12, PN31 Art. 3624

Inside corner/Outside corner PN00, PN09, PN12, PN31

Art. 3621

Art. 3626

End piece

PN00, PN09, PN12, PN31

Art. 3622

Channel piece, half length PN00, PN09, PN12, PN31

Art. 3620 "B"

Art. 2200 "B" _Inclination _Inclination

3 ₉₇ 3 ₉₇ 3 ₉₇ 3 ₉₇ 3 ₉₇ 3

Pool surrounding

concrete construction

Functional trims for pool surrounds

Ceramic channel in the pool rim

Applications Material Actual size Joints approx. Surface Finish Glaze Packing Calculation unit Matching wall tiles

Pool rim - indoors / outdoors

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Thanks to its decades of experience, Villeroy & Boch tiles is the competent partner for the construction of new and restoration of existing swimming pools. Our company offers you a consultation and planning service that will assist you in all stages of project implementation. Please talk to the Villeroy & Boch tiles sales representa-tives or to the relevant department directly.

Swimming pool renovation

When renovating swimming baths, it is often necessary to install a composite seal directly under the tile covering. Art. 3201 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 5 150 225 47 3 47 3 47 3 47 20 47 3 47 3 47 3 25 225 172 25 100 30 Art. 3670 125

When renovation swimming pools, it often may be necessary to install a composite seal directly under the tile covering.

Art. 2706 "B" ±0.00 -0.02 Capillary breaking joint filler Inclination Water level 25 300 25 11,7 l/m Bonded waterproofing Bonded waterproofing Art. 3010 Art. 3213 92 102 97 3 236 3 175 20 34 l/m Art. 3600 Art. 2612 "B" Art. 2612 "B" ±0.00 Art. 3017 Art. 3171 or Art. 3215 Inclination 30 50 4 135 3 8 25 Water level 25 300 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 3 97 4 15 18 30 25 125 194 170 20 Watertight conrete Bonded waterproofing Capillary breaking joint filler

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Surround formed as single span slab Surround formed as cantilever slab on the pool

Surround formed as cantilever slab on the structure

The movement joint is situated in an area which is exposed to high strain through water. The type of water-proofing to be used for the joint depends on the waterproofing of the pool surround.

Nowadays, pool surrounds are usually water-proofed with brushable coatings, so-called alternati-ve waterproofing, in accordance with ZDB leaflet.

Waterproofing of movement joints for overflow systems

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Static systems, movement joints

The pool must be structurally independent of the remaining structure. The structural engineer is re sponsible for selecting the static system. His decision dictates the arrangement of movement joints around and, where necessary, within the pool.

The following static systems can be used to effect the structural separation of the pool from the remaining structure.

> 150 ±0.00

Inclination Water level

Capillary breaking joint filler Tiles

Thin-bed mortar Bonded waterproofing

Elastic joint sealant with closed cell rope Sealing tape

Sloping screed covered with thermal insulation, protective sheet and reinforced screed

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Tiles

Stop end joint tape Elastic joint sealant Reinforcement Pools made of watertight concrete

The pool is made of impermeable concrete in accor-dance with DIN 1045 and the structural analysis. The concrete must be and remain free of cracks.

The following points should be heeded when building the pool:

• Proper composition of aggregates and according-ly a low water/cement ratio.

• For practical reasons, pool floors and walls should be at least 25 cm thick and the upturn behind and/ or in front of the drainage channel should be at least 15 cm thick, in the absence of any addi tional sealing.

• Optimal compaction of freshly poured concrete by means of an immersion vibrator.

• Appropriate aftertreatment of concrete (by keeping it moist)

• Minimum strength category of concrete: B25. • Minimum overlap of reinforcing rods: 5 cm. • For pools intended to be filled with aggressive

water, e.g. salt water, the bonding agents used should be selected on the basis of a water analysis.

• It is desirable to pour the floor and walls in a single operation. Should a construction joint between the floor and the walls be necessary, a stop-end joint tape must be inserted.

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Pool construction

Pools to be clad with tiles are generally made of rein-forced concrete as per DIN 1045.

In some cases, pools made of stainless steel, e.g. on pleasure cruisers, or plastic can also be lined with vitreous tiles.

The following considerations apply exclusively to reinforced waterlight concrete pools.

This can be achieved by: • using impermeable concrete or • waterproofing.

After completing the reinforced concrete body of the pool, in order to verify watertightness, the customer is to fill the pool with chlorinated water for test purposes to the level of the rim around the pool (exposed concrete). The outside of freestanding pools should also not be waterproofed until after the leak test.

Marking the water level during the leak test provides an excellently accurate line of reference for

positioning the ceramic accessories for the overflow without the need for carrying out special additional measurements.

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Levelling coat Tiles

Thin-bed mortar Bonded waterproofing

Insulation strip Sealing tape in corner Elastic joint sealant Closed cell rope

Screed Watertight concrete Tiles Thin-bed mortar Bonded waterproofing Sealing tape

Elastic joint sealant Closed cell rope

Screed

Watertight concrete

Waterproofing on structure joint Waterproofing at wall/floor joint

Waterproofing

At structure joints and corners wherever movements are to be expected, the waterproofing should be reinforced with bonded fabric or sealing collars.

Pipes are incorporated in the surface waterproofing by means of a gasket or flange.

Floor drains need a wide flange to take the water-proofing.

Is to be carried out according to the general building inspectorate test certificates of the respective manu-facturer. The thickness of the waterproofing depends on the material used and on the manufacturers‘ specifications.

The waterproofing is applied by filling, smoothing, rolling or spraying onto the cleaned substrate. As a rule, the waterproofing has to be applied in at least two work processes in accordance with the manu-facturer‘s instructions.

• Levelling screed as bonded levelling screed in accordance with DIN 18560, quality ZE 20

The dimensional accuracy of the backing should correspond with the finished cladding. Considerable unevenness should be compensated for beforehand with underlay waterproof plaster or levelling screed.

The base material must be free of abherents, debris, dust, binding agents, efflorescence or other conta-minants that could impair adhesion.

Concrete surfaces on the pool walls should be sand-blasted.

Resulting cracks or the movement of existing cracks should not exceed 0.2 mm unless there is proof that the relevant sealant is able to bridge larger cracks. As a technical rule for this type of waterproofing see

the leaflet from the ZDB “Ceramic tiles in swimming pool construction - Advice on planning and imple-mentation.” and DIN 18195-7.

Materials used:

• Synthetic mortar mixtures – dry layer thickness min. 2.0 mm

• Reactive resins – dry layer thickness min. 1.0 mm

or the minimum layer thicknesses as specified in the general building inspectorate test certificates of the respective manufacturer must be observed.

Suitable bases

• Concrete in accordance with DIN 1405 and DIN 4227

• Underlay waterproof plaster in accordance with DIN 18550, mortar group P III

Pools with composite seal (CS) with ceramic covering

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

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Concrete (acc.w. DIN 18195) Reinforced screed (burden-sharing course) Thin-bed mortar Tiles (single layer) Separation layer (acc. DIN 18157) Bonded waterproofing Concrete Reinforced screed Thin-bed mortar Tiles (double layer) Separation layer (acc. DIN 18157) (local distribut. course)

Concrete Thermal insulation (double layer) Reinforced screed Thin-bed mortar Tiles Separation layer (acc. DIN 18157) (local distribut. course) Concrete (Levelling course) Tiles Concrete Thin-bed mortar Tiles Concrete Thick-bed mortar (Levelling course) Tiles Thin-bed mortar Bonding course Bonding course

(acc. DIN 18157) (acc. DIN 18157)

Bonded screed

Floating claddings

A floating cladding is when the cladding is separated from the backing by insulation, foils, oil-impregnated paper or the like in accordance with DIN 18195.

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Ceramic claddings

Bonded claddings

Bonded claddings are based on the principle of frictional connection, i.e. no movement is possible between the ceramic tiles and the solid base, much like in a rein forced concrete component.

The conventional setting method involves the use of bedding mortar, while the thin bed method in accor-dance with DIN 18157 relies on an adhesive to effect the bond. To achieve a good bond, the base material

must be free of the following:

• residue and debris such as wood, metal, formwork lube or other contaminating layers that could impair adhesion

• cracks or efflorescence • considerable unevenness • too smooth a surface.

Movement joints should be positioned at the edges and at existing structural joints.

In principle all types of tiling belong to one of the following groups:

• Bonded claddings • Floating claddings

Differentiation is necessary with deference to:

• The properties of the finished cladding • The anticipated stress levels in the cladding construction

• The size of sections and the location and execution of expansion/structural joints.

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Note:

To ensure swimming pool water of hygienic quality, the water is to be treated and disinfected in accordance

with DIN 19643-1 (treatment of water for swimming pools). To prevent fungal attack, the surfacing is to undergo thorough cleaning once annually, replacing the entire filling of water.

Pool claddings

In the case of a swimming pool made of imperme-able concrete the tiles are attached by means of the BONDED CLADDING principle.

VOB-DIN 18352 “Working with tiles and slabs” applies for bonded cladding in mortar (so-called conventional or thick bed tiling)

DIN 18157 “Tiling ceramic coverings using the thin bed method” applies for thin bed tiling.

DIN 18550 “Plaster” applies for screeds, DIN 18560 – Part 3 “The use of screeds – bonded screeds”.

If the backing is as level as the finished cladding is expected to be, the tiles can be fixed directly to the concrete by the thin bed method.

In general, however, it is necessary to compensate for a certain amount of unevenness. This is done by applying an underlay of waterproof plaster of mortar group III, preferably pure cement plaster. The tiles are attached to the prepared backing with a thin bed of hydraulic mortar in accordance with DIN 18156, Part 2.

When fixing the tiles directly on to the shotcrete with a cement-based mortar, the back of the vitreous tiles must first be powdered lightly with cement or coated with cement-based grout.

Most serious damage resulting from the failure of the bond between the tiles and the backing is caused by shear stresses building up in the interface. Shear stress occurs most often when the “young” concrete is tiled before it has finished shrinking.

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

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Screed

Bonded waterproofing Thin-bed mortar Tiles

Glass fibre fabric collar Reinforcing collar Polymer concrete collar

inclined inclined

Tiles

Thin-bed mortar Bonded waterproofing Edge protection bead Sealing tape

Elastic joint sealer Closed cell rope

Screed

Watertight concrete

Figure 2: Waterproofing connection at drain

Floor and wall claddings in wet rooms

Figure 1: Waterproofing on screed joint Floor claddings which are classified as having a

high exposure to moisture require waterproofing and that the floors slope towards the drains. Ths slope of the waterproofing layer corresponds to that of the finished tiling. For ceramic tiles a slope of 1 – 2 % is usually sufficient. In showering rooms the floor in the vicinity of the showers should slope at a 3% gradient.

The waterproofing must extend over movement joints. Permalastic sealing strips should be used for this purpose. (Figure 1)

Drains are to be integrated into the surface water-proofing by means of a flange or gasket. (Figure 2)

The level of the floor at the transition between wet and dry rooms can be the same. The transition should, however, not lie within the splash area and the rooms should be separated by a door. The floor of the wet room should slope sufficiently towards the drain.

Pipes and tap fittings that penetrate wall claddings are integrated into the surface waterproofing by means of a press-on flange.

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

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Heating conductor Bonded waterproofing Sealing tape Elastic joint sealant Closed cell rope Pipe sleeve

Movement in heated and unheated floating coverings Movement joint in heated claddings.

Ceramic tiles on underfloor heating

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Ceramic claddings

Screeds on an insulating layer and heated screeds should be reinforced. These screeds are to be divi-ded into sections by section boundary joints: in unheated screeds maximum 60 m2_{in size with a} maximum edge length of 8 m and in heated screeds maximum 40 m2_{in size with a maximum edge} length of 6.5 m. Compact sections should be

crea-ted wherever possible. Structural joints should be taken on in the same width and in the same location. The screed sections should also be subdivided at doorways and wall projections. The heating pipes should not cross the section joints in heated screeds where possible. If this should prove necessary, 300 mm long pipe sleeves should be used.

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PN13 t PN16 t PN19 t PN22 t PN25 z PN28 z PN31 z PN34 t PN37 t PN14 t PN17 r PN20 r PN23 r PN26 z PN29 z PN32 z PN35 t PN38 t PN15 t PN18 r PN21 r PN24 r PN27 z PN30 r PN33 t PN36 r PN39 t PN85 PN86 PN87 PN88 PN89 PN90 PN91 PN92 PN93 aquamarine

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PN80 PN81 PN82 PN83 911H 913H 913M 913D PN84 GRANIFLOOR Neutral Line emerald Line

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light medium dark PN00 z white PN09 z grey 25% PN10 r grey 50% PN11 r grey 75% PN12 r black PN05 z yellow PN06 t orange PN07 r red PN08 r dark red PN02 r dark green PN03 r blue PN04 r dark blue PN01 r green

Glazed vitreous eN 14411-BIb · Walls and floors

Glazed porcelain stoneware eN 14411-BIa · Walls and floors

Glazed vitreous eN 14411-BIb / Glazed porcelain stoneware eN 14411-BIa · Walls and floors

vilbostone porcelain stoneware eN 14411-BIa · Floors

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5 x 5 cm

Art. 3709 1 5 x 5 cm_{Art. 3845}1

10 x 10 cm

Art. 3201 1 10 x 10 cm_{Art. 3245}1 10 x 10 cm_{Art. 3246}1

10 x 30 cm Art. 3350 1 10 x 20 cm Art. 3213 1 10 x 20 cm Art. 3215 1 10 x 20 cm Art. 3214 1 15 x 15 cm_{Art. 3103}1 20 x 20 cm

Art. 3107 1 30 x 30 cm_{Art. 3181}1 30 x 60 cm_{Art. 3365}2

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60 x 60 cm

Art. 3366 2

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2 x 10 cm

Art. 3297 2 x 10 cmArt. 3294

10 x 10 cm

Art. 3293 2 x 10 cmArt. 3295 2 x 10 cmArt. 3296

10 x 10 cm Art. 3007 10 x 10 cmArt. 3009 5 x 10 cm Art. 3574 10 x 10 cmArt. 3575 5 x 10 cm Art. 3573 10 x 10 cm

Sinus 1 _{5 x 10 cm}

5 x 10 cm

10 x 10 cm Art. 3588 5 x 10 cmArt. 3589 ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R9 ~ S R10 f B ~ f C L ~ S R9 S R10 f B z 10 x 10 cm Art. 3592 S R10f Bz 5 x 10 cm Art. 3593 S R10f Bz 10 x 10 cm Art. 3594 S R10f Bz L ~ L ~ L ~ f B L ~ L ~ f C } ~ L ~ } ~ L ~ L ~ 20 x 20 cm Art. 3217 1 L ~ f B ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.5 x 2.5 cm Art. 3753 2

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2.5 x 2.5 cm

Art. 3945 2

Multi-purpose trims 1

Functional trims 1 Shower tray construction system Sinus 1

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30 x 60 cm Art. 2216 10 x 10 cm Art. 2200 15 x 15 cmArt. 2405 60 x 60 cm Art. 2014 30 x 30 cm Art. 2213 5 x 5 cm Art. 2706 15 x 15 cm Art. 2404 20 x 20 cm Art. 2248 20 x 20 cm Art. 2253 20 x 20 cm Art. 2604 20 x 20 cm Art. 2600 20 x 20 cmArt. 2252 15 x 15 cm

Art. 2215 15 x 15 cmArt. 2217 15 x 15 cmArt. 2219 GRANIFLOOR

30 x 30 cm Art. 2214 5 x 5 cm Art. 2731 5 x 5 cmArt. 2765 5 x 5 cm Art. 2772 10 x 10 cm Art. 2607 10 x 10 cmArt. 2609 GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR GRANIFLOOR 10 x 10 cm Art. 2072 Art. 2073 2 x 10 cm Art. 2074 2 x 10 cm 10 x 15 cm Art. 2498 10 x 20 cm Art. 2495 ~ S R10 f A ~S R9 } ~S R9 ~ S R12 V4 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R11 f B ~ S R12 V4 f B ~ S R11 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f C ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B ~ S R10 f B } ~ S R9

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Shower tray construction system Shower tray construction

system

2.5 x 2.5 cm

Art. 2702

vilbostone unglazed porcelain stoneware

= EU Ecolabelled products

L = One glazed edge

~ = Frostproof in acc. with DIN EN ISO 10545-12

SR9, SR10, SR11, SR12 V4 = Anti-slip in workshop areas

f A, B, C = Anti-slip in barefoot areas

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Swimming pool construction

Swimming pool

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Swimming pool construction

Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

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Fundamentals of swimming pool construction

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Overview of pool edge systems

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Pool edge systems in detail

Special designs

Special designs

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

Pool edge systems in detail - Fixtures

Pool surrounding

concrete construction

Functional trims for pool surrounds

Swimming pool renovation

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Static systems, movement joints

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Pool construction

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Ceramic claddings

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Technical aspects of application for swimming pools

Ceramic claddings

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